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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-11
Hucklen's Arnlcn SaIya.

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bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains,
co1ns, and all akin eruptions, and posi-.
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Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
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box. For sale by Logan 4 90,
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nUutold Arony from catarrh.y

Prof ". HAusNER, tho famous mcsmcrist,
Of lthucd, N. T., writes: Some ten years ngo
suffered untold agony from chronic nasai
catarrh. My family physician gave inc up us
'incurablc, md said l must die. My case was
such bud one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become SO hoarse l could
barely speak above q whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing of my throat would
Catarrh Remedy, in three months I was n well
man, and the cure bus been permanent" M
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ono Experience Of Many. ,5.a.
HAVING experienced great deal Of
"Truunle" from indigestion, 10 much 10 that
cane near !os!ps my l.5a.
LW'
Ny trouble always came after eating any food
However fight, .e". ,H.i
And ligesuble, ~.
Far two or three hours at a time had 10 60
though the most Na ~
ElCtuclatlng palms, G@la
"Aud the only way ever got"
"Rellell' .
Vas BY throwing ZIP all my stomach contained !
80 ouela conceive tho pains thai. i had 10 30
through, until NJ f..a nE M NO.
"At lIstI' :
Twas Iakenl $50 that for three weeks I lay In
bed and asHI
N, slltrlngs we've SO that called two doctors 10
rive me iOmelhug that would stop tho pain.
Their ellolts were no good to me.
AtlaS! heard a good deal sI'Te
"AbOu, your Hop Biltersl sa'
And determined 10 Try lhem."
Got 4 bottle Ia i0af houss took the contents OF
One III grg ~. II.
SeI, day was out Of bed, and have not seen ,
"sICk!' -l.5a#sH
Hour, from the same cause, since.
have recommended 1t to hundreds Of others.
You have 10 such w .E's LH5 90
.Adyoc.le rs am" d.
GEo KENDALL, Alhtou, Boston, Mas. 81
MIipxWFAW q. Is -r-as.t..s. r.s.l.. l.-sa..aa
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MEDICAL.
Listen to Your Vile.


Tho Manchester GUARDIAN Juno o i"S' @y'
4, one Of tho 70
"windo's" .,,., ,..x., w,.s 49,. :.
Looking on inc "ooa'euu WEE. VIZ o'unpa
Of ihododendFons ana s'e"' M ,n.sss ~. Mss o'o''
SON, "inels w." ".a - saan "ra,, sou 1.,,
IL lue4uueN =. Icy = -
uer" but was no" W 3&9NE.6 ia
patalyIed !
Thnhe could not bear 10 ne IN reclining POSI-
.,'s NH
IVA .,,,s N my case, @
ia, att attacked twelve years ago with Loco
'.,,.,yn M" Hh Dss n
no@' ,t..s,. NJ nervo fhro ,arelv ave-.
"A pAtA!uV ur"s " .N,. Wv.
sn,.t and was Tor several years barely able 70 get
eu'v,' AH ''T, '}a ~
"'- IA, Aha last Hye Year, not able 10 attend 10
40 bu,lncss, although I aH0aa
u! INV ,biugs have been done for me. .Hy
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0constnntly HAWKING and spittlnc.y

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, egoa Pine Street,
81. Louis. No.. writes: a. was n great sufferer
hardly breathe, and WINS constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the lust eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils.
thought nothing could be done for Inc. Luck
lily, was advised to try DR.: Sagc's CGtlrrh
It to be the only sure remedy for cntarrh now
manufactured. and one has only to give 1t 4
fair trial to experience astounding results and
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A man in Oshkosh, Wis, wants a Federal
Office because he bears such strong 70.
eemblance to Rameses l. He ought to be
given a clerkship in the Dead Letter
Office Boslon Post. r.,.t. I.l5
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Wheeling Live Stock Market,

Wheeling Live Stock Market,
The cattle market has been quite active the mast
week, made SO by M advance III prices. The hog
market was slow with prices quarter lower,
Cclle-l.O0U TO l,lu0 lbs. stock 4ha5c per ID, !:
800 to 900 lbs. 4a4sc per h.; 700 10 sol lbs, So
SIC per ID. -e' Is = T. -. -. -"
iioo.-Market active: 4114a5114c per ID.
Lamts-Good nj 31Sa5c per Id.
Clltts-aalc per H.. IAN
She1t-S1i1a45Sc per ID. iea..-
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ELI RoDbiHs, Rtlnydn r. O.. Columbia Co.,
Pa. says: My daughter Ind ,catarrh when
Sagc's Catarrh Kcmedy advertised, and pro-
cured bottle for her, and soon saw TINT 1t
helped her; a third bottle ELECTED q perma-
ncnt cure. She Is now eighteen years old and
gOund and hearty" - ~ '--s- ..n-as }, ~.
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MY Young friend" he said, solemnly,
"do You ever attend place OF worship 7"
"Yes. Sir, regularly every Sunday night"
replied the youth; "Im on my way to
zee her now."-Nelc York Sun. ~
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barrels Of finished goods OH basis OF 81 On.
Butter, sugar and cheese steady. Esgs In good dc.

BALTIMORE, May 10.-whcat western dull and
easy: No. 2 winter red spot 9lSaOllc; MAY
4Ea0iAc: June 9tjfa9issSc: July o211za925sc. Corn
western dull but firm; mixed spot 4SaiS4c: May
western white 3Ga30c: do mixed 8iassc, Proyi.
slons quiet and steady, aud prices unchanged;
0 her articles unchanged. ~ - -
TOLEDO. May l0.--Wheat firm and higher; cash
Sec bid May SShc bid June SIC: July SO; August
soc Torn dull: cash 4lc. Recelpts-whest, ii. 900
$500 bushels; corn 5000 bushels; oats, 1000 bush.
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Cotton,

NEW York, May lo-Cotton steadIcr: future,
closed barely steady: May lO.70c: June lo.76c;
KY lo3ao; AUGUST l0.77c; September ia.i0c;
Gctobef 9,02c: November 0S1c; December 9.70c;
January $3.50; February 99lc,
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Nine-tenths OF the blind men in the
poor houses are bachelors. They proba.
bly, lost their sight trying to thread need.
les,-Omahd World. l.1. -.
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I'm anxious 10 get In your WOOL my Dan,
To dangle your favor 10 my full little man,
TO fasten both hands In your ambr0isal bands
And 10 shake TIL the psAtiine IL dull, my Dan.
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Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, May lO.-Market quiet. Int move.
mcnt Of good proportions Cotton goods OF ali
Kinds reflect a hardening tendency With a better
inquiry from converting trade, :" : -
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I'm 4 ilrst Chosen child to ayenyc, my Dan,
For when everything seemed to hinge, little man,
oh who would get therclwaa chosen with care :
10 make you and your party fringe, my Dan,
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Wool,
BICYCLES,

new YORK. May l0.-wool quiet and steadily
acid; domestic fleece Soas7c; pulled lla3ic.
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PRODUCE,


These prices arc based on wholesale transactions
Batter-Demand fair; country choice lSaIqc;
good country lbalGc; common 5abc: supply iaIr.
Bns-New handpicEed navy 81 2oaI 80 pc,
bllshel; demand poor. sIHri'.U9 -, -. =
$50: IMPAIRED do. l5al7c: raspberfcs 2oallc: black.
berries saloc. New sun drled-Appl.s, Quarters Va
Sc: sliced 4l5c; peaches, new halves, 6ISa7c: do.
quarters ta6c; do pared l5a lSO; pltted cherries u
al3c; new cvaporated apples lQal2c. Market on
dried iruit nominal; demand moderate.
El1s-sttictly fresh stock ut lie per dox :; supply
good and demand slow. -
ftathers-Choice 5oas5c Ia original packages; "A
tc more In small lots. :. = - :
iionty-uholce white clover, laal4e: choice
buckwhcat, l2al4c. t'..srf.lf.' n ~
Pottty-Liyo chickens, s. 2sa3 20 Der doz.:
dressed chlckcns. l0al2c per pound; turkeys live,
Ease; dressed, vallc per pound; demand good !;
supply fair; ducks, i've, s. 00a3 co per dozen ;
dressed, i0al2c; dressed geese, case per pound.
Ra1s-s.cady At lAalhc Tor white mixed cotton;
Ldnd-couutIy prime. hsaGc; demand fair.
Atpts-Green, per Dbl. choice new, ~ T5a 90;
demand good; supply light. '.''.-''
Observation-Disclosures 4,a45c per bushel; demand
iair supply good. New Florida s. 0Oa5 81 per Dbl,
Louisiallas, 81 a. demand good. Ouions-Iermt.
kale 81 2Sal ~ per barrel; demand ialr. Green
onions 1a25c per dozen punches: demand slow;
supply fair. kadishes SOC per dozen ,buuches
demand very slow; supply good. Rhubarb 25c
Per dozen punches: demand fair; supply good
Lettuce y 70 per bushel Of 10 pounds; supply
scarce; demand good. New Florida cabbage 81 Is
IA 10 per barrel Tor opg crates: 50 75aA W short
CRATES ,1 demand good; supply Light. Cucumbers
Tropical Fruiss-Lemons, 50 75ai % per boz; As.
oranges, per box, II 0oa4 Is, according 70 quality
MesSina, 81 76a3 % per box,
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CHICAGO, May lo.-Almost the entire interest in
the whoa! narert WAS centercd In tho first hours
Of trading. III that time the extreme fluctuations
were made. Corn, prices strong Oats dull, Pro.
ytions moro active. Flour rather slow; market
e9Ias4s; No. g. spring 7ic: No. rcd slxc: May
s3i6as3Ac, closing at Ss+c; Juno s51SaS51c. clos.
Ing at $40; July SirSit4c. closing at sac; Au.
gust S2asSHc.. closing at $50. Corn, cash No. 2.
ssc My S,ns,%s s H. closing At sse; June
4lXc: August 42s771aia7ssc, closing al 4aSc. Jats
cash No. 2, 26t4a27G; May 26Aao7so, closing at 27o
June 27Ha?S1ac. closing at $50: July 2sSc, closing
at 2s5c; August 26a271sc. closing at 2i5ac. rye
cash S23 coa?S So; May and June So 25 Lard. cash
6 77HaG 500: May 675a6 S21<c. closing at 6.77Xc;
June G.S2sG.ecc, closing at 6S5c; July 6eoa6 g7c,
closing at 695c August 7coa7 7oe closing ali T.o.
570c; short clear 775a7 Seo whisky. 81 io Sugars,
cutoat 6Aa63Ec; graduated &c; standard "A bssGc.
R2l1Hzc; dairy l5,sal9:. Eggs, 1o1zc. 10 -
Pa1ADElPH1A. PA. May 1o.-Ftour quiet but
steady. Wheat stronger With good speculative de.
msn man ;,i No Ied May 9sSasSo; June ssassc:
steady and In fair demand: futures steady But
quiet: No 3 mixed 49a; No. . high mixed bohc:
No 2 mixed yellow 59>sc: No. mixed May 43Ea
4754c: June 47ha4sc: July 4ss4s5s1c; 7Augnst ia
No Z white s71<e; No : White May 3;SSssSHcc
June 3755fas71lc; July 3sa3s]1c; August 352a36Isc
Butter dull and lower; creamery extra go. :
CINCINNATI, o., May 1o.-Flour steady and firm
Wheat lrm; No. ? red Sc; receipts 100 bushels
shipments 900 bushels. Corn In good demand
Rye in iair demand; No. = eiaC5c. Lard veal es
and lower at 67cc. Bulk meats weaker; shor
ribs 1886. Bacon easier; short ribs R37Kc: Ihor
clear s,d211Sc, Whisky active and firm; sales lis
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And beat down our slate with tho biiterest hate.
feel ready Tor acts HAngulne, my Dan,
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Don't think the ball u yet done, my Dan,
II has cloyeIly Just begun, little man,
I'll sink right and left the knife to the hcft.
Ana show tha, tho lights Just on, my Dan.
Tho party DO doubly DID, my Dan, AL.
~ blood we are after and sand, little man,
And like Kilkenny cats, or turnIEhInH rats,
We'll eight 10 tho last In tho land, my Dan.
Ipttstl County, Aay 7, 1887. F1'5 "a
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New York, May l0-Wheat, receipts 137 0nD
bushels: exports 1854 bushels; sales 7.9H'000
bushels OF futures; 40 900 bushels OF spot: mast
aske1 on late months: closing strong at bou, the
best sales: No. rel 93A92c; No. 9 spring Ole: I'm.
graded red 95ha99c; cxtra red $50: No. rcd 9SLc:
No. white 96c: No 2 red May 51Sa9ss1zc. closing
at 9535zc: June 9iNa9lszc. closing at yss<c; July
Ole: August 951Sc; Seutensbpr 9212a931Sc, closing
~ 92lsc: October and November nominal: NAV
9gEc. Corn reccints 1850 bushels: exports q Isl
bushels: sa1es 5000 bushels Of futures and l7s
001 bushels Of spot spot lots closing rm ungraded
4,1ssa5os; steamer 4su; No. 2 May 4sa4SLc, Closing
a. 4shc: May and June 4S11EaiS11kc, closing at
at 4s5sc. July 4971ln;9hc, clo,ing at 4sLc:
August 50]Sa5oHc, closing at 591Sc; Sep.
tsmter size. Oats rather weaker: receipts
5000 bushels; exports none; sales 30 200 bushels
OF futures and $50 0l0 bushels OF spot; mixed west
cru s5aS7c. Hay steady aud demand moderate.
Coffee. spot iair Rio aim: options mode ra,cly &C.
tive. closing firm; sales 72,75o bags: June is Goa
Oc; July lG oOilG 2cc: August Is Coal6 Soc Sen.
TENDER l5al6 30o January It, SOC: February is IA
March l6.4OalG soc. Sugar dull and nominal; cen.
tritugat t56 ttestl 5Sc; molasscs grades s1IaiHc;
retned quiet: yellow 4Haihc: cubs SIC. Molasses
dull. Rice firm. Rosin quiet Eggs quiet and
In moderate inquiry; sales $50 barrels. Cut meats
firm: picked bellies 7Gc, Lard firm; western
steam spot 7.l2hc: May 7.l5c: June 7l4a7.2O2;
JnIy 7.2la7.2Sc; August 7.S0a7 $50; October 7,4ia
49o; city steam 6.o0c. Butter dull and easy
Cheese Quiet and weak '+Fr9- - : -
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MEDICAL,
DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS

Will cure Diseases Of tho Kidneys Gravel, GIcet
etricturcs and all Urinary and Ureihral Diseases
Nervous and PHYSICAL Debility. Seminal Weakness
Loss OF Vigor, Premature Decline in Man, Early
cesscs de- Syphilis in all It's forms, sore throat
and nose, ulcers. eruptlons, scroiua, tetter sail
rheun. and all blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonorrhca cured in
BY :F:BoCKING, Druggist. Sent by mail sealed,
ie10 lgTs| 'E-s n ( - - -, -
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BoNDS-CLoSED Hid,

.. s. Is coupon.."..l19 u. X. Il T. gen. G...l0osi
U. g. ~ coupon.....ll0 Northern Pac. Hrsts liz
Pacific Is OF North pac seeouos lO5J
Louisiana stamp. Is. S75SSotthwcst corsols. i3Sh
Missouri 6s...........".l02 n. ". debentures.ll9L
Tenn. Gs settlements.lG3 1T. Paul cousols.,...l3O
do es.........."..... l2 Te1& pac. land grs. 62st
do Ss-:...:..".:.... Y Tex. & Pac. K. @. e1. :
Central Pacific tlrsts.ll7 tn couponsu,...., 16s,
D. ~ X. g. trsts......llS Union pac flrsg .ll6
D. & K. G. West. frss 81 West Shore .1o3
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Grain-New wheat soc per bushe. State oats
30a3lc. State corn. on the wharf, 49li2c. :.
5 IS; fancy family, white amber. amber and winter
81 10 In paper; wood 15c higher. Dat meal-metium
IS Is pc. Dbl; fancy 5000. Rye flour 81 90,
Hoy and Sra,p-Prime loose timothy, SIC OOal2 90
per ton; prime baled Sll O0al2 % per ton by the
car load. straw loose S. 90; baled. 50 o. Mid.
dlings per ton StG[ Bran per ton SIC GO. -
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OH Cry, PA, Way lO.-opened at 6ss1c. hirbes,
e6Gc; lowest $50; closed at 65sEc; Sales 6sl.oeo
barrels; clearanccs 900 barrels; charters 79.
sos barrels; hhipments 72,l70 barrels, n -. ! =
NEW YORK; May 10 Petroleum opened steady
~ ,e0Ac; touched GG1sc and declined steadily to
oosc; closed at CSC; sales ,22s,0Oo barrels. -.
rirIspuRGH, Pa, May l0.-Petroleum dull but
t61sc; lowest 65]%c. -
BRADFORD. "a, May lo-Opened at 6G11tc; closed
1920 barrels. 0'Hs' N''-
Tirgsv1LlE, Pa May 1o-openei at CSC; high.
est 6671sc; lowest 6s}}sc; closed at G55sc. -
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Che Mtteuilqjf4;u1trtrI'r!.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION,

onlces Nos. so and 81 Fourteenth street.
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When now reflect on tho time, my Dan,
That your Windy crowd lowered Aublime, It'll
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sfta Corn-6a9c per ID. tt g+ 81
;! ffas-New Valencia raisins. Go; new layer
Vndom, $40: new evaponted peaches, l5ka
l6c; new halves, dry peach, 611saGc. lIf'T - -

Hait, Fence and Brads-lOd TO COD, o. Is, Sd and
%. s2a; "a and I'd. SAYS; a and I'd, s. %; Sd,
Bar1et- Inch, IS 20; X inch, s, 50; inch, &, %,
men. " 70; IL inch 81 5O;lH Inch, 81 rs; *
fsatsa,a9l Inch. 90 Is; X Inch, IS Is; ~. iuch.
y o.: ok inch. * 25: 2 inch,. 81 70; * inch,
tassng and Bo1-lod TO SOD, s. 10; Sd, 1926: Cd,
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIyI.
w BION, b. 4 o. seal1r l.21- - : !.
On aud after APRIL /, 1887, passenger trains will
run N tollows-Easiern Standard limo: 1850, wa
1t DEPARTuRE.
For Pithbursh16:so a., NJ, daily; $50 a, m.
day; Gasp. N. daily. .s'I5l - = 'A'.'
fos WsAhington-6:2op p. m. daily. e1cep Sunday.
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Daily except Monday. ~ 4
: st ClhlrsyiLie Accommodation. leaves Wheeling
a. 9oo 4. H.. 2:l5 and e:45 p. M; Leaves yelInl1s
Ut s:s6 q: ~, l:s2 aud 52U ,. N. KelurniiX, ar.
1ivea at Wheeling o: S45 (. IN, LBS aud 500 D. m.
ukliy e1ccpi SUNDAY. 80 -
The lUoua .m and l0:55 pm. train through To Gin.
cinnau Wl:nuLt chGuge, with b. 4 o. SIccp1r
through 10 Cincinnau on the night train, r.
Columbus accommodation leaves Nneel!ny at
2 p.n. Bellaire at % ul daily except sunday.
MoahasViAe accommodation, iesv.n nhre,iI.g
p. m, daily except suuday. s41z - : -
falrmOnt accommodation ut 4. 90 D. m.
Through Coach tsom Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily Oh NO. leaving Wheeling st l00O u, n, Ar.
r:yiug at Cincinnati Al 6:bU p. IN. = -
y: q .. Sleeping Cars OH ali through trains,
Gloss connections arc maze Tor All puluu sonth
and southwest, North and N0rthweaL making tfcs
desirAble routs Tor colouiB8 and persOus lnovina
70 the great west aud 10 whom particular a,ten.
ton Is given. nay : 80 -" - =,
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale At Depot. d
eleeplng car accommodations eau ba neaured at
Depot 21cf6t once. 7. G. BURKE, ~ II.
1900 Ticket Agent. b. d o. Depot,
JOHN BAIllE, -!
Ticket Agent, under MeLure House.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trny. Passenger Agent. =
9: K. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager, a ~. -sl- ~ asss
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-13
Bits from Brown Oity.
The saw-mill business is boomi

The saw-mill business is booming.
Billy Brown is happy. It's Il boy,
and both mother and child doing well.
A sleigh-load of Brown City people
attended the box social at Mrs. Ingles-
by's last Friday evening i'll aid of the
NJ. E. Church and report q very pleas
ant time. Proceeds 500.
Our Genial hotel keeper; Benz. Gam
BILE presided over very successful and
agreeable dance at his hotel last Thurs
day evening. Leonard'S string band
was in attendance and discoursed
music in their well known style. The
participants dispersed at seasonable
hour. fully convinced that "mine host"
Ben has not yet forgotten how to or
ganize pleasant and well-conducted
party.
II. Michaels is engaged in building
barn and refitting his hotel. He in
tends giving an opening ball at the
earliest possible date. Herm is an en-
ergetic fellow and deserving of success
Miss Grace Purdy resumed heI
duties as teacher at the school on the
corner of Main and Market streets
Miss Purdy is very successful in "train.
| ing the youthful mind to shoot" and is
general favorite alike with children
and parents.
1t is a subject for deep and profound
study to watch the anxiety and trepida
tion-mingled with furtive loving
glances- depicted on the countenanceS
of our young men Immediately after
divine service: and O! what pent uI
feelings and longing for some slight in
! timation Of acquiescence, as will
b!anched cheek and fear and trembling
the poor boy stammers out request
to susan Jane or Agnes Emma "to Sc,
her home" and how supremacy happy
he is if she says YES" and if tn,
sweet thing replies with curt mol
well we will draw the curtain. No u.s.
boys. we have all been there 20,
know
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-13
Chips from Capac.

Good sleighing at present.
Farmers are busy hauling saw logs to
the mill.
There is good opening here for a
dress-maker.
Miss Mary Shut visited Port Huron
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. w. Smith, of Mil
lers, Ind, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Reid. of Emmett.
At the mill meeting last Saturday
evening, Il soliciting committee was APP
pointed to solicit aid for the erection
of a roller process mill here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Neeper, OF Arma-
da, visited relatives here last Saturday.
Under the Laurels" will be played
at the Rink Opera House next Thurs
day evening under the management of
Fred Locke.
John T. Brink is buying horses for
Eastern markets. John is u good Judge
of horse flesh and always pays q good
price for good animal.
a number of the young people of
this place and Emmett got up surprise
party in honor of Mrs. Calcut, of Elonor,
Montana. who Is at present visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reid. of En-
met On arriving at Mr.. Reds it was
soon ascertained that the house would
not hold one-half who came there, and
in order not to be left out in the cold
the majority of them came TO the Allen
House, Capac, where an oyster supper
was soon got ready by the land-lady
after which they enjoyed themselves
tripping the Eight fantastic toe until
daylight next morning. Everything
passed off nicely with the exception OF
little event which happened Gus AL
len. On his way home at Mt. Salem
while driving 81 2:40 gait around the
corner, his cutter upset throwing hin
out in the deep snow. Gus attributes
his miraculous escape from injury tC
the depth Of the snow and to his tenn
perate condition. IUX.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-13
Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. Hoyt a. Co., Wholesale and re-
tail druggists, of Rome. Go. say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklens
Arnica Salve for two years. have never
handled remedies that sell as well. or
1--we such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effect
ed by these medicines in this city. Sew
eral cases Of pronounced Consumption
have been entirely cured by use of few
bottles Of Dr. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Electric Bit.
tiers. We guarantee them always, Sold
by g. A. Wells q Co
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-13
Budget from Brockway.

Still it keeps showing.
The great American horse-trainer
has arrived in town and ready TO re-
ceive orders for breaking drivers.
Died-Little Clarence, the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Vanorman, on
Saturday, Jan. Sth, of Inflammation Of
the lungs.
This lovely bud 30 young and fair,
Called hence 10y early doom.
Just come To show how sweet flower,
In Paradise could bloom.
Born-TO the wife of Harry Thorn,
a daughter. Harry is happy. and has
grown about'a foot.
Miss Dinsmore, of Kenoc2ee. was Wis
iting friends in this place the past
week.
Measles are quite prevalent in this
place at present.
Prof. Ferguson, of Ypsilanti, was
visiting Nathan Vanorman the past
week. TYRo.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
Spioe from Sneaker.

An interesting spelling match was
.uduigrI H. M the North Speaker
school house, between the home pupils
and those from the Red school house
which resulted as follows:-In first
match, MI. Mcclellan pronouncing
there were sixteen of the home scholars
standing when the other side went
down. In the next match, Miss Jane.
son pronouncing, there being five OF
the visiting pupils standing when the
other side went down.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-13
The Throat

Is often disea sed on account OF Catarrh, pro-
ducing Dryness and Constant desire to Cough.
That tickling sensation and the Hoarseness that
Is so common to public singers and speakers
especially, is relieved OF once by Hamiltons
Cough Troches which are prepared from the most
approved formula. DO not wait till acute brOn-
chtis or even consumption takes firm bold Of
you. Price only 20 cents per box. Sold by G. A.
Wells q Co